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The Benefits of Managing All Operational Risks on One Platform - Webinar III Part
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This webinar will be a continuation of Webinar III Part I. Todd Lunsford, Senior Solutions Engineer...
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This webinar will be a continuation of Webinar III Part I. Todd Lunsford, Senior Solutions Engineer for Syntex will share the benefits realized by some of our customers from consolidating and standardizing to one single operational management platform. For more information or to register for the webinar, please visit www.syntexsolutions.com/webinar/webinars.asp.
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Webinar - Syntex
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11 Greenway Plaza
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Houston
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2010-09-02
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EFO Sushi Mixer (Ages 20`s & 30`s)
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Soma has been called, "arguably the coolest sushi bar in town." from the Houston Press and the Houst...
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Soma has been called, "arguably the coolest sushi bar in town." from the Houston Press and the Houston Chronicle has said that it is "my current favorite in town." So, Eight Friends Out wanted to try the newest sushi bar that has everyone talking. Eight Friends Out will spend the evening with upbeat conversation and a hip atmosphere. Not to worry, sushi often provides its own conversation with the stylistic approaches each chef brings to the cuisine. Join Houston Singles for a night with Soma Sushi & Cocktails!
Soma Sushi Bar,
4820 Washington Ave. Houston 77007
Members $25; Guests $35
6:30PM - 9:00PM
For more information: www.EightFriendsOut.com or 281 870 0827
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Soma Sushi Bar
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4820 Washington Ave
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Houston
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2010-09-03
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University of St. Thomas Hosts Festival of Baroque Music from Mexico
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Camerata Ventapane Houston has collaborated with the University of St. Thomas to present a weekend f...
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Camerata Ventapane Houston has collaborated with the University of St. Thomas to present a weekend festival of musical events that celebrates the rich tradition of Mexican music. “Reflections from the 4th International Music Festival 2010 in San Miguel & Mexico City: Echos de Una Nación” will be held on the University of St. Thomas.
The event commemorates the bicentennial of Mexico’s War of Independence of 1810 and centennial of the Mexican Revolution of 1910. These programs were inspired from the recent 4th International Baroque Music Festival in Mexico, a 10-day series of events produced annually in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato and Mexico City in conjunction with the Festival de Música Barroca de San Miguel de Allende, A.C.
Featured artists in the weekend celebration in Houston are renowned cellist Carlos Prieto and composer Javier Alvarez. Guests will also hear performances from young musicians from both sides of the border including the University of St. Thomas Chamber Singers and soloists, directed by Dr. Brady Knapp, assistant professor of music.
Events for Friday, Sept. 3, beginning at 7:30 p.m. (These events are free and open to the public)
A Literary and Musical Evening
Cullen Hall, 4001 Mt. Vernon
• Presentation of the Book, Adventures of a Cello, by its author, Carlos Prieto.
• Cello and Piano Recital: Carlos Prieto, cello, and Robert Brewer, piano.
• Reception & Book signing in the lobby by Carlos Prieto, sponsored by the River Oaks Bookstore.
Events for Saturday, Sept. 4
Free to students, faculty, and the public.
• Pre-Concert Lecture, Dawn and Sunset: Contemporary Music by Mexican Composers, by Dr. Javier Alvarez. Free to students, faculty, and the public.
6 p.m., Cullen Hall
• Music From the Baroque and Other Treasures Composed for the Cathedrals of Mexico. The University St. Thomas Chamber Singers and soloists, conducted by Dr. Brady Knapp.
Free to students, faculty, and the public.
7 p.m., Chapel of St. Basil, 3802 Yoakum
• Reception and refreshments al fresco. Cooling fruit drinks and botanas Mexicanas. Sponsored by the Mexican Tourism Office. Free to students, faculty, and the public.
7:45 p.m., Jones Hall, 3910 Yoakum.
The following events require a purchased, partially tax deductible, Gala Ticket ($100 per ticket): For tickets and more information, call Dr. Dorothy Caram at 713-665-5398 or 713-668-9077.
• Gala Concert, Contemporary Classical and Popular Music. Two String Quartets composed by Dr. Javier Alvarez, performed by the Apollo Chamber Players; a medley of Mexican songs sung by mezzo-soprano, Cecilia Duarte, accompanied by Dr. Brady Knapp and a surprise grand Finale
8:15 p.m., Jones Hall
• Gala Dinner. A chance to meet the artists and enjoy margaritas and a dinner menu of Mexican delicacies, served with a selection of Mexican wines.
9 :15 p.m., Crooker Center, 3909 Graustark
Artists:
Javier Alvarez. Mexican composer, educator, and recipient of many international awards, he is dean of the school of music, Conservatorio de las Rosas, in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico, the oldest Music Conservatory in the Western Hemisphere.
Apollo Chamber Players. A consortium of dynamic young virtuosi that includes co-founders violinists Matthew Detrick and Timothy Peters, Apollo violist Matthew Carrington, and cellist Matthew Dudzik as festival performers.
Robert Brewer. Well known Houston organist-pianist-composer-choirmaster, Brewer lends his considerable talent to the Literary and Musical Evening in concert with Maestro Carlos Prieto.
Cecilia Duarte, Mexican mezzo-soprano, is known to Houston audiences for her work with Houston Grand Opera and as soloist in other local venues.
Brady Knapp. Dr. Knapp is an assistant professor of Choral and Vocal Studies at the University of St. Thomas. He directs the University Singers, Pop Singers, the St. Thomas Chamber Singers, the University’s Opera Workshop, and developed of a program in Pedagogy. He conducts choir concerts in the U.S. and abroad.
Carlos Prieto, internationally renowned cellist, author, raconteur, and winner of awards from heads of governments, is a prolific contributor to the flow of music throughout the Western Hemisphere, Europe, and the Far East. He has written seven books, premiered scores of compositions (many dedicated to him), and his discography includes more than ninety compositions.
The University of St. Thomas Chamber Singers. Directed by Dr. Brady Knapp, A small, select group of singers made up of students, local professionals and University of St. Thomas music alumni.
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University of St. Thomas-Cullen Hall
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Venue Address
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4001 Mt. Vernon
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Houston
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2010-09-03
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Shades Of Blackness Presents...Freestyle Open Mic
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Houstons' longest running open mic/spoken word set. No dress code. This event is open to the public...
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Houstons longest running open mic/spoken word set. No dress code. This event is open to the public. Donations are welcomed. No one under 14 admitted without parent supervision. Come "VIBE" wit us. Co-host Mouton Bazile, & Talib.
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Shrine Bookstore & Cultural Center (Museum)
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5309 Martin L. King Blvd.
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Houston,
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2010-09-03
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